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I think it’s extra weird that these kids spend the better part of a lifetime in this magic kingdom, never once even having a passing thought of their family or friends back in war torn England, and grow to be in their mid 30s before accidentally stumbling upon the portal back to their home world and then reverting to children. Like, wouldn’t that fuck you in the head? Living for twenty years on another planet with a totally different society and then having to return to being a Pre-teen in 40s England?
That's one of the reasons I really like the book The Magicians. They have a Narnia basically and that mind fuckery ends up being a plot point.
I think the initial experience of being an English pre-teen is so bad that time travel and talking animals are tame by comparison.